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This article was assembled by various members of the Rivard Report staff.
Tens of thousands of people marched on San Antonio’s Eastside on Monday, paying homage to the late Martin Luther King Jr. half a century after his fatal shooting.
To reflect on all the comings and goings, the Rivard Report compiled a highly subjective list of what’s in the rearview mirror as we leave 2017 behind.
By many measures and in every slice of life, 2017 was an eventful year for San Antonio, Texas, and the United States.
“Happy to give, I enjoy reading and learning about all things new in our beloved city.”
The work of the Rivard Report’s staff of 15 journalists and business team members is underwritten in San Antonio by major donors and individual members.
Kelly Field received $5 million from from a state agency program dedicated to assisting communities in the wake of Base Realignment and Closure closures.
Mission Concepción will host hundreds of Matachine dancers and spectators from San Antonio and South Texas on Sunday, Dec. 3 at 2 p.m.
Many of San Antonio’s best known artists display their work for sale at Hecho a Mano.
Parents and guardians have until Jan. 31, 2018 to apply for enrollment in magnet schools and specialized programs.
We live in a city that offers an exciting array of cuisines from all over the world – and they don’t necessarily include turkey or dressing.